TIRUPATI: Tirumala Tirrupati Devasthanams (TTD) chairman Y.V. Subba Reddy, along with its executive officer A.V. Dharma Reddy, has inaugurated a garden which has a mix of 1.5 acre green carpet, avenue plantation, seasonal flowers, 1,500 hanging pots, in the Vaikuntam Queue Complex area in Tirumala on Friday.
Among others, the 1.5 acre garden space included a 15-feet Krishna idol, 20-feet marble Govinda Namam, Shanku and Chakra icons, 40-feet Sri Venkateswara Padalu and white roses, three pairs of Gomata and calf and music stereo system, all carefully put together and strongly protected with firm iron fencing.
Speaking on the occasion, the TTD chairman said the entire component of music, idols, green carpets and hanging pots are expected to provide a unique visual treat to devotees waiting for hours and soothe their nerves. He said the garden, which has a breath refreshing ambience, has been created for devotees to make them experience divinity in the hill town of Tirumala.
The project, which was conceptualised, designed and executed in 60 days, was implemented by the Laurence Labs and Sneha Nursery for TTD.
V.V. Ravi Kumar, CFO of Laurence Labs and L. Narender Rao MD of Sneha Nursery, TTD Garden deputy director S. Srinivasulu were also present.
